In message
..com, Pat writes
On Jun 8, 10:58*am, Chris H wrote:
In message
s.com, Pat writes

Two quick answers:

First, no, a RAW file cannot be seen without computer manipulation of
some sort. *But neither can a JPG or TIFF or anything else. *No matter
what format it is, it is just a bunch of 0s and 1s. *So unless you can
visualize 1101001110001110010000111010101000111100011

Not seen the Matrix recently ? :-)

I don't remember the exact title of the book, but Johnny Mnumatic also
comes to mind -- about a guy transporting (too much) data in his brain.

I know that feeling. One of the joys of working in the embedded
software industry :-(


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